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The Latest Breaking News from Menopause

Doctors to get training in women’s health under new Government strategy

Some 84% of people who responded to a Government consultation said women often feel ignored or not listened to.

The Independent UK

Gran, 47, thought she had menopause symptoms before rare terminal cancer diagnosis

Eve Lauder, a 47-year-old police officer, was shocked when a doctor told her she had advanced goblet cell carcinoma (GCC), a a rare tumour typically occurring in the appendix

Daily Mirror

Why are my eyes dry? Medication to menopause - how to treat painful dry eyes

Dry eyes are an uncomfortable condition suffered by millions. There are a host of reasons why you might be suffering from dry eyes

Daily Mirror

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5 major causes for acne and how to treat it

Acne is an inflammatory skin condition, caused by a chain of events that happen in a skin pore. It begins with the overactivity of the sebaceous gland, which supplies sebum in excess amounts to the connected hair follicle. Hormones, especially the androgens in the body, play a significant role in…

The Times of India

Mary McNamara: COVID brain fog is real, and with everything everywhere happening at once, it's a mercy

When people started talking about the COVID brain fog, I thought it sounded faintly ridiculous, like one of those diagnoses made in Victorian literature to cover anything from meningitis to menopause.

Los Angeles Times

Former PR agency boss launches Menopause Mentor coaching and training business

Catherine Harland explains how her own experience of the menopause led to her switching careers

Birmingham Post

This Morning launches Menopause bus as Lisa Snowdon says 'talking about it is crucial'

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield revealed on Wednesday's This Morning that the ITV show have launched their Menopause bus which will be travelling around England to offer women support

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Post-menopausal women at higher risk of dementia and stroke, study finds

There is also an increased risk of cognitive decline

The Independent UK

Male MPs try menopause ‘hot flush vest’ - and can’t take the heat

‘Imagine making a speech in the House of Commons and suddenly getting a hot flush. If [men] had this, we’d be complaining a lot’, said one MP

The Independent UK

NHS removes words ‘woman’ and ‘women’ from menopause page

The health service previously removed the words from other web pages

The Independent UK

Male MPs recreate menopause in hot flush vest – then can’t wait to take it off

Politicians try out device fitted with heated pads that mimics one of the menopause’s most unpleasant symptoms

The Guardian - UK

Men have pelvic floors too – and can benefit when they exercise them regularly

“Kegels” and pelvic floor exercises are usually associated with “women’s business” – think pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause. But men have pelvic floors too.

The Conversation

Martine McCutcheon says menopause battle is 'game changer' as she shows off slim frame

Martine McCutcheon has talked about dealing with perimenopause and starting Hormone Replacement Therapy to help with symptoms

Daily Mirror

Empower women to manage menopause

Letters: Educating women is only the first step – employers are also critical, says Eleanor Nouhov. Plus Laura Collins on getting help for her perimenopause struggles and Helen Hucker on the need for more targeted treatment

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Woman reveals telltale symptoms after confusing her brain tumour with menopause

East Sussex design and production manager Anna Kane, 49, is falling in love with her husband again after having her brain tumour removed

Wales Online

Woman thought she had perimenopause symptoms until hallucinations of wolf attack

Anna Kane actually had a brain tumour

Daily Mirror

'Menopause was the path to my inner peace as it helped me focus more on myself'

Saira Khan says when she turned 50 in lockdown and, going through the menopause, something just clicked. She had more time to focus on herself and started feeling better

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool fitness coach launches free 'menopause café' offering women a 'supportive space'

Women can seek advice and socialise while enjoying free refreshments

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Edinburgh Live

Home Bargains £7 product is menopause and hot flushes 'lifesaver' say shoppers

Home Bargains shoppers have applauded a product intended to keep users cool, with many customers stating that it is a "godsend" and "brilliant" for people with menopause

The Guardian - UK

Doctors warn against over-medicalising menopause after UK criticism

Seeing natural event as hormone deficiency requiring treatment could increase women’s anxiety, say medics

The Independent UK

Menopause is at risk of being ‘medicalised’, experts say

During the menopause women may experience hot flushes and night sweats, sleep problems, changes in mood and aching muscles or joints.

Nottingham Post

Woman with bloated stomach was told it was menopause - but it was in fact cancer

Caroline has undergone gruelling treatment and surgery at Nottingham University Hospitals since her diagnosis

Manchester Evening News

Mum told swollen stomach was the menopause before devastating diagnosis

Caroline Guy was given just months to live - but incredibly is now in remission in what she describes as a 'miracle'

Evening Standard

Lisa Snowdon vows to ‘bash down doors closed to women’ at 50

EXCLUSIVE Snowdon is a huge advocate of women supporting women

Daily Mirror

Mum told she has three months to live left stunned after hearing she's now cancer free

Caroline Guy, 56, from Nottingham, was misdiagnosed with menopause before being told she has three months to live due stage 4 bowel cancer - but two years on she's in remission

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